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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1948

Page

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Flying Farmers Meet Today State Convention Opens in Bozeman

The second annual Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers convention opens in Bozeman with air arrivals from Rudyard and Helena. The program includes a 141 mile flight test, talks on mining claim law changes, and a dinner with W A Piper delivering a feature address.

Bozeman Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers Association Don Lincoln Helena Rudyard G. R. Brazier The Holy Wife Last Chance Gulch GalsJof Jatin Truhour Pin Point Ellis Montana United States Wool Laboratory Nct W. A. Piper Manu

Mining Claims Law Reviewed Treasure State News

Helena, June 44 A F Charles H L Reed administrator for the State Liquor Control board said the board turned over an additional 400000 to the state treasurer for distribution in the general fund. This brings total funds turned over to the treasurer this year to 1750000. A 250000 distribution was made in February and 1000000 was earned over in April.

Helena A.F Charles HL Reed State Liquor Control Board Liquor Board

Billings Men Face Burglary Charges in Livingston

In Livingston on Thursday morning, Eugene Board, 28, and James Joyce, 47, both of Billings, were charged with first degree burglary for allegedly breaking into a Livingston lumber company. The case details a break in at the local business and lists the two men as suspects, with proceedings filed in district court.

Livingston Agsitst Eugene ‘Board James Joyce Billings Livingston Lumber Company Ovifae

Cannon Urges New Highway System in Montana

Helena reports Democratic candidate Frankai Cistn, running for lieutenant governor, urged a complete overhaul of Montana’s roads. He said the arterial network and feeder roads must be rebuilt from the bottom to meet today’s demand, calling current road conditions deplorable. District court arraignments for two men accused of break in were set for Friday.

Helena Montana Faul Cannon Butte Democratic Frankai Cistn Cannon

1948 49 License Plates for Trucks Are Issued

Filena Montana June 24 The skate railroad commission announced 1948 49 plates for motor carriers for hire in Montana About 3 000 plates to be issued this year Black lettering or yellow background The commission issued 1 989 plates in 1926 47 and 2 540 in 1947 48 Motor carriers paid 96 043 in 1946 47 In the last fiscal year payments totaled 142 14 including 25 295 from Mayflower Transit Company The latter ended long litigation which went to the United States Supreme Court

Filena The Skate Railroad Commission Montana Commission Chalnman Horace Caspy Casey Aern Mayflower ‘Transit Company United States Supreme. Gourt

Great Falls Roads Open to Traffic

All flood damaged primary roads northwest of Great Falls are open to traffic, per the Montana highway department. The last washout repaired was on United States 91, a few miles north of Conrad. The Montana land board invited bids to lease 4,780 acres of state oil and gas exploration land in 11 tracts, including Garfield 3,420 acres, Toole 1,040, Missoula 160, and Fergus 160 counties.

Helena Great Falls Montana Highway Department United States Conrad Hflena Montana Garfield County Toole Miss Selshell Fergus County

Careful Driving Urged by Ford

Helena June 24 Governor Sam C. Ford urged Montana motorists to be careful over the Fourth of July holiday. He asked drivers to start early, drive slower, and watch for those who do not heed the warning. He aimed for a Fourth of July weekend with no deaths or serious injuries if all cooperate.

Ford Helena Sam C. Ford Montana

Montana milk control board sets minimum prices opinion

Helena June 24 The Montana milk control board Attorney General W Bottermly said the board is authorized by the Legislative Assembly to fix minimum prices to be paid by dealers to producers and to set minimum wholesale or retail prices. Also notes on employees meeting and other state items include a July 1 union conference in Helena and Bozeman sewage plant construction. Officials report an automobile overturn near Warm Springs did not halt a hospital administrator's schedule. Gouvernor Ford reappointed Dr E M Larson to the state merit system council.

Helena Montana Milk Control Board W. Bottemly State Board Bottermly Legislative Assembly AFT State Municipsl H. R. Mueller Boulder Colo Heeps Warm Springs Warn Springs Richard Luebben Bozeman Hospital State Hospital San OG Ford E. M. Larson Great Falls State Merit System Council

Lost Flyers Found Safe After Nine Days

Flyers William Brewster and Syd Roy Mangels, both from Limestone air base, survived nine days after crash near Plaster Rock New Brunswick. They reached a lumber camp 12 miles from Port Fairfield Maine and were en route to Perth across the border. Brewster is nephew of U S Senator Owen Brewster.

Port Fairfield Maine U.P William Brewster Syd Roy Mangels Plaster Rock N. B Brewster Charles Brewster Dexter United States Ben. Owen Brewster Fort Fairfield Perth Bill Limestone Air Base Guilford Plaster Rack Mangels Auburn

Air Force Money Bill Signed By President

President Truman signed an appropriation act providing more than 8.0 billion dollars for the Army and Air Force for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The Army gets major funds, the Air Force about 596 million, and the total military appropriation across arms and defense offices reaches about 5.705 billion. The bill allows civilian hiring for non military tasks, with General Omar Bradley supporting the need. Earlier the same day, a separate bill carrying about 3.749 billion was signed to fund the Navy and Marine Corps for the coming year.

Washington Preent Truman Army Air Force Secretary of Defense National Security Council National Security Resources Board Omar Bradley Congress House Senate House Fruman Navy Marine Corps

Montana veterinary meeting hears virus study talk

Bozeman June 24 The Montana Veterinary medical association state convention at Missoula June 28 30 will hear a talk by Herald R Cox virus research director for laboratories at Pearl River MV on Studies on Newcastle Disease Virus. Catering course urged Isle of Man education authority may adopt proposal from island Caterers association. Intla may be all right from an academic point of view says the caterers spokesman we want it taught in the schools.

Bozeman Montana Veterinary Medlcss Association Missoula Herald R. Cox Pearl River Newcastle Isle of Man Manx

NOW SHE SHOPS CASH AND CARRY PROMO

Many sufferers relieve a nagging backache quickly when they learn the real cause may be tired kidneys. Kidneys remove excess waste. disorders raise blood toxins. Down's Pills are promoted as a stimulant treatment used for over 50 years to aid kidney function and relieve symptoms.

Klineya Nature Daanebost Dinta Dean

Shimmin Funeral Rites Held

Funeral services for John Shimmin, Anaconda resident for 21 years, were held Thursday in Finnegan chapel with Rev. Stanley Welch officiating. Mrs. Welch sang Abide With Me and Now a Laborer’s Task Is Done, accompanied by Miss Julienne Fempleman. The body was cremated in Great Falls.

Shimmin John Shimmin Finnegan Chapel Stanley Welch St. Mark's Episcopa Church

Wolf Creek Man's Death Probed

Helena authorities investigate the death of Nels Berg 62 of Wolf Creek after his body was found on a Little Creek bridge. Berg, a Great Northern railway section hand, was walking with a companion when he fell behind during a rain storm. the companion reported Berg disappeared and was later found with his head submerged.

Unclear Era Describes Propeller Tech For Water and Air

The text notes a helicopter style propulsion for boats and yachts appearing after boats that run on water. It implies a progression from watercraft propulsion to air travel, suggesting a transition to helicopter type propulsion. No specific dates or named entities are provided.

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